thechrisgethardshow:

This is my favorite episode we’ve ever done. It features Joe Mande, Jeff Rubin, Kay Cannon, Grizz Chapman, Jack McBrayer, Seth Meyers, Tina Fey, Zachary Levi, Bobby Moynihan, Ruby, and many more. It also features a very cool girl named Alyssa, and I think we did our best to give her a fun, memorable night. With music by a man I’ve always admired, Ted Leo. One of the lyrics from his song “Bottled in Cork” probably sums up the night - A little goodwill goes a mighty long way. I hope that’s true. There is never ever any harm in being nice to other people. Thanks to everyone who was a part of this and helped make it happen.

I will have a recap of the most beautiful, hilarious, awkward Chris Gethard show to date up soon!

PAGING ALEX EWING. CONOR KNIGHTON ALERT!

tumblangeles:

spiegelman:

heller:

Conor Knighton kills it on this Jonathan Gold inspired rap track: “99 Restaurants”

THIS IS MY FAVORITE

“Take care of Lazy Ox like I’m its veterinarian.”

LA Foodie Nerds REJOICE

photojojo:

Puddle Monsters is a project in miniature by Kurt and Edwige Moses. Totally seeing Slinkachu inspiration here.

Un Petite Monde, Miniatures Photographed

in my dream world, I’d photograph pretty much nothing but miniatures. 

my lovely boyfriend makes a brief background appearance in this! 

collegehumor:

The Special Effects of Wanderlust

We sat down with David Wain and Ken Marino to talk about The Special Effects of Wanderlust 

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tvhangover:

Cool. Cool cool cool.

zainyk:

Come on.

that’s right, i’m twelve. 

(via inothernews)

razorcake:

Crusades - Attic (official video!)

FUCK YES.

Razorcake head honcho Todd Taylor reads a chapter from his upcoming novel, The Insect King, at Williams Bookstore in San Pedro. 

bonus: we have a trillion (okay actually just 467 but that’s still a lot!) more videos of great punk rock on our youtube page. waste some time there! 

EL DUDE BROTHERS! *honk honk* 

(Source: thefiveandten)

FUGAZI - WAITING ROOM

live recording from sept 3rd, 1987: the first ever fugazi show

the public debut of this song is undoubtely one of the most important moments in music history.  this version has joe on backing vocals (guy picciotto was in the audience but not yet the band) and is played at a significantly slower tempo

(Source: saummos, via rubenfeld)